Agastya Nadi Karmic Secrets for Jyotish Students by Vinayak Bhatt
In one of his past lives, this soul had a big dream. He wanted name, fame, and power. He worked hard, but due to some sudden event—war, betrayal, or wrong decision—his success remained incomplete. The soul died with strong desire still burning inside.
Agastya says, when such a soul is born again, Rahu sits in the 10th house. The karma of unfulfilled ambition follows the person in this life.
He writes:
“When Rahu enters Karma Sthana, the soul runs after name and position, as if something is still left to complete.”
In this life:
- The native is very ambitious, always thinking about success, career, and status
- But their path is not straight—either they take shortcuts or attract wrong people
- Sudden ups and downs in profession are common
- Many times, they feel restless even after success—because inner satisfaction doesn’t come easily
- The native may feel that no matter how much they work, something is always missing
This is because the soul is still carrying the pressure of the last life’s unfinished goals.
Remedies from Agastya Nadi:
- On Saturdays, light a diya of mustard oil under a Peepal tree and pray silently
- Do not lie or manipulate in business or career—even small dishonesty brings big karmic blocks
- Feed labourers or daily wage workers when starting any new work
- Avoid blaming others for your career struggles—accept and learn from failures
Lesson for Jyotish Students:
If you see Rahu in the 10th house, don’t just say, “You will be ambitious or famous.”
Ask instead:
“Do you feel that your hard work never gets full result, or success comes with tension?”
That will open the gate of karma.
Agastya reminds us—Rahu shows what we could not finish earlier. In 10th house, it becomes a burning desire. Jyotish is the only light that can help the soul complete it in the right way.